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Objective information is factual data that can be measured and observed, such as temperature and heart rate. Diagnosis (A) refers to identifying a specific disease or condition based on symptoms and evaluation. Prognosis (C) refers to a prediction of the outcome or course of a disease. Subjective (D) information is based on personal opinions and feelings, and is not easily measurable. Therefore, the temperature and heart rate are examples of objective information because they can be measured and observed, rather than subjective information.